Use when the user asks about handling R's ... (dots/variadic) arguments in Rust, the Dots type, the typedlist! macro, [miniextendr(dots = typedlist!(...))] attribute sugar, custom dots binding names with name @ ..., optional vs required fields in typed lists, or TypedList accessors.
EnglishUse when the user asks about serializing Rust types to R without writing TryFromSexp or IntoR by hand, how serde Serialize/Deserialize maps to R lists and vectors, what RSerializeNative and RDeserializeNative do, how AsSerialize works as a return type, when to reach for serde vs hand-rolled conversions, or how the native serde path differs from serdejson.
EnglishIncludes Miniextendr Dots and Miniextendr Serde.
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Miniextendr Dots
Use when the user asks about handling R's ... (dots/variadic) arguments in Rust, the Dots type, the typedlist! macro, [miniextendr(dots = typedlist!(...))] attribute sugar, custom dots binding names with name @ ..., optional vs required fields in typed lists, or TypedList accessors.
Miniextendr Serde
Use when the user asks about serializing Rust types to R without writing TryFromSexp or IntoR by hand, how serde Serialize/Deserialize maps to R lists and vectors, what RSerializeNative and RDeserializeNative do, how AsSerialize works as a return type, when to reach for serde vs hand-rolled conversions, or how the native serde path differs from serdejson.
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